When marine biologist Roger Hanlon caught this creature on camera, he said he screamed bloody murder. And no wonder. A superb visualization of how chromatophores allow an octopus to blend in with the backdrops [source, read more: https://t.co/Vp1Uxhq0He]
This famous BBC Earth video, captures a silverback gorilla standing like a statue in the middle of the road in order to block any oncoming traffic that would impede the safe crossing of his big family [full video: https://t.co/6PKIIr1X1R]
When it comes to giant whale encounters, it doesn’t get cooler than this paddleboarder’s experience.
‘It’s like the whale was trying to get the attention of the person, just like a puppy... Only difference is that this puppy is bigger, duh,’ said the drone footage photographer.
On this rainy day, students enjoyed some comparing and ordering decimals games & activities. Having fun while strengthening those number sense skills 🎲✏️📝 @stgcatholic
Grade 5’s creating their very own Wampum Belts. Ss sharing personal stories and the special relationships they have with the people around them, and the world we live in. @stgcatholic
All those old photos and emails on your phone could actually be making the climate crisis worse — @mralexalba breaks down everything you need to know about ‘dark data’ #sponsored
What a great first week back. 📒✏️We had such fun getting to know one another 💞 Looking forward to building a strong, positive & loving classroom community with these kids. 😊@stgcatholic
Alces alces, known as moose in North America and elk in other regions of the world, can reach a height of 2.3 m (7ft 6") from hoof to shoulder (which means head and antlers are not in the count) https://t.co/CeOg7mUnc1 [gif: https://t.co/A4kEJ5ORcc] https://t.co/YA0epwtnVe